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Perpetual InjuncsiOns Granted.

TWO DECISIONS IN IHK DISTRICT sCPREXg COURT.
In the Court In General Term to-day Judge Hag-
ner delivered the opinion OF the court In the
OF Goodman agt. BleD, affirming the decree below
and granting perpetual Injunction. This was a
controversy over a 11-foot strip Of land at Mt
Pleasant which the complainant claimed under a
deed dated july 1885, and the court held that he
had good deed In equity, and made the injunc-
tiOn perpetual
the court IN the case or Fanny b. Hill agt. W. Is.
Harlow, granting to complainant perpetual In
junction. This was controversy over a strip OF
ground IN feet wide by 100 feet de p, On II street
near 17ti, In square 127, and the CHIEF Justice,
after reviewing the pleadings and evidence, said
the preponderance OF the PROOF in favor OF
platnant, and directed the injunction TO be made
perpetual
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Dr. O'RQliy, Of Detroit, has sent $4,000 70 the
treasurer of the Irtsh National league
A statue OF Erickson, the lcelandic explorer,
who Is believed 70 have discovered this ooainens,
was unveiled In Dooton SATURDAY.
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APPOlNTMENTs.-The Secretary OF the Treasury
to-day appointed James NJ. Brady to be gauger at
Oakland, CAL John NJ. WINNER to be storekeeper
and gauger at Saiem n. c., and VIM. s. Thomps N
TO be stOrekeeper and gauger at Gadken College,
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Telegrams to The Star.
A THREE-CORNERED CONTEST.
The New York District Attorneyship.
A SUCCESSFUL MINERS STRIKE.
sAusBURY's CABINET BREAKING UP.
WHEN I" BOSSES,, DISAGREE.
Tho Triangular Contest for the Dis
trict AttOrney's Office in New York.

PEN SKETCHES OF THE THREE CANDIDATES NOW
POSING IN NEW yoRK-How THEY DRESS AND
HOW THEY UvE-rHREE DIFFERENT TYPES OF
NEN--rHK CONFUSION CAUSED BY NIcoL's NoMI-
NATION.
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A GRrar SALE Or Day GooDs

By LUTTRELL WINE.
1890 Pennsylvsnia avenue northwest,
"a order to ratc ehanze in our business at an early
dSte We offering 20 the public for Fall and VIM
Ter wear the following inGucemeuts. viz:
B~sutiiol 81 Broadcloth for ladies wear. at 81
worth 81 -.
Besaiiiul ga Striped Cloth all wool, at &C., worth
el.
bezutiful A Ssrxes. all WOOL at 31t@c, worth soc
Be.utiful ~ Ladies' Cloths, all wool, at Zoe, worth
60c.
Ihe best Black Henrietta Cloth in the market at 81
Splendid line of Dress Goods frOm Pc. to 81.
E-gsEt Plaid >erxes At 2Oc.
All colors al wool Flannel Cloths at 2-Jc
Silk Nelvets in all shades at Soc. worth 81.
Black silks at s5c,$ = l, 21 l5O. : 4 and SO
We guarantee the prices in the goods, the famous
Guinet brand
fun line Of Flaunels. Blankets. and Domestics at
lowest cash prices.
A fun bne Of Underwear in gents. ladies' and chill
dren's
A bob lot Of Towels at 80 per doz. worth "a.
Linen Shesting at Z l. worth 81 p.
Linen Damssks and Nal kins q speciality.
large lot of Handkerchlefs and Gloves very cheap
One lot Misses heavy r1bIed regular made Hose at
19s. worth from &c. 10 soc.
Our stock - complete our prices the lowest.
AL persDns indebted To will obi2e by settling
their accouts at once, before the change made
tustpessL
LUTTRELL & WINE,
o29-2w 1880 Pa ave. n w.. cor. 10th St
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THE OFFICE GOES BEGGING.-The Secretary OF
State says that he Is exceedingly anxious to I'LL
the position of First Assistant Secretary Of State
out unfortunately he has as yet been unable to
find any gentleman he wanted who was willing TO
accept the position.
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THE EVENING STAR
DUBIISEED DAILY. Except Sunday,
At THE s1AR BUILDINGS,
Horthvrst Corner Psansyivanls Ave and lltn st., By
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
IN. KAUFMAN, r-re5L

Tpy rvr~T~G STAR IL served TO Subscribers IN the
e{sN ~, - on their 10 cents -
week or a.. ger n.gHth Copies at the counter
nonth one year. 81, six months e.,
tFat-red the Post Once al " asDington d C -
srrond- cIsSs mail mItter-I
TEE NEEKLT STkR-publishet on Frla.va1 n
yeAr postage prepaid siK months. so cents
ts-Al mail sub~crp ptioas must be paid n, advano..
nc paper se1t longer th.u u paid foe
BATES OF advertising tuasIe known ~, s.,t,-,,,,
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BxIrr October 3l--Crown Prince Frederick
william In irtter to the president OF The SaiesaAn
diet says he hopes 70 return homo n the spring
with his health restored
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AND RESIDENTS
OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

The rapid and unprecedented growth Of the District
Of Columbia its constantly increasing population and
the development Of its present and future business
interests necessitates the publication of Directory
that will be thoroughly reliable and satisfactory.
The undersigned proposes to publish Q Directory
that will be complete and comprehensive, containing
the name, occupation and address Of every profess
siona man. householder. trxdesman. and artisan who
resides within the limits Of the District of Columbia
large corps Of intelligent will be placed
in the field in few days. aud systematic and CON-
plete canvass Of the District will be made by separate
squares.
The Directory will be repete with information OF
vast interest to every taxpayer and resident relating
to the tax laws valuations of property license laws
police regulations. the public schools and health Office
and variety Of useful information that will be of in
terest to all.
all extensions Of streets and which
tempated by the District authorities or have been made
to the date Of issue.
large sale Of the book has been already
and advertisers will hndit to be Of the best
diums in presenting their and merchandise to
the notice Of the public.
Canvassers will call upon the business community
soliciting advertisements which will be inserted at
reasonable rates, and would request that such en-
couragement may be given as will justify the pubca-
tion Of large edition of the book.
shall give MY personal attention to the manage
ment Of this enterprise and respectfully solicit the
patronage and support Of friends and the general
public in efforts To provide them with more COM
plete Directory than any heretofore published in this
| locality.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE. FIVE DOLLARS.
The Office will be temporarily located At 22a Four
| and-a-Hsh st. IL W. After the lst Of November at
1417 + ST. u. VIZ room 4. second noor
| WILLIAM DICKSON.
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The DEPARTMENT OF STATE 1NTERFEREs.-Bal-
thazar Brunner, the chef OF the Astor House,
whose brother was lately arrested In Germany for
non-perfOrmance OF military duty, though an
American citizen, has received letter from Secre-
tary Bayard stating that the Department OF State
has taken steps for the release Of his brother.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-31

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal rev.
enue, sos, ,9i2; customs, s774,3S9.
SECRETARY ENDlcoTT called on the President
this mOrntnp
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THE REPORT is still current and credited IN many
quarters thai Mr.. Villas has been offered and ha:
accepted the Secretaryship of the INTERIOR TO sue
ceed Mr.. Lamar when ne goes TO the United State:
Supreme Court. and that Mr.. stevenson will b,
promoted TO be PostnaSter-GeneraL
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL ! HAvF RETAINED A DESK
-. ln tif SO . OF INV surcrzSsgs. MeSsrs. Car
hart Isfy. where may be found f,r the purIo~e of
traDs tins irsin' every d1y fir 10 o'clock
An sil lrOiu . to Ocluck il furth notice.
o<o-6t W. ". ~ itDLIIE-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- THE SECOND COLUMBIA. Go3oPERA-
Eighth Mopisy d sss will
% De held at 6l5 9TH st NV, on NOVEMBER 1, at
Stock 81 per share. which an advance of $1,000
that has adopted the feature of settling advances by
Of dues in seven years 1 by allowing
s IS esn sss %
,sSsa which nsss' total credit Of
but % have
per cent additional advanced payments for the rst
oap % this s
fr5siasSi SSasSASsds rosls,I H0 sssEs;1sy. ssSan
MORROW, An saints Day Services at II a M. Ser
l2th and sts, Rev J l. TowssESn, s I:
All s.p; sspSe DrS Rev Sr lss
joins Church will deliver an address. Offerings for
HS REV F. F. ELLINwOOD. THE ABLE
- and eloquent secretary Of the Presbyterian
Board Foreiyn Missions. will deliver an address on the
ian Church. on Tuesday Evening" November 1, at 53O
ATTENTION. woRKINaMEN'
~. Flags and Lanterns at manufacturers prices.
os1-a. NJ '' o'fs5Sin 4oa In = st. Inv NV.
" MISS T.. WILLS. HAS
~ moved from L 1O7 St NV to Ala 9th ST.
and will be pleased TO see her old customers and
any others who may wish TO call s. I. Taylor system
o3l-3t
NOTICE To MASTER PLUMBEKS-
80 All those who have not passed the exami-
nation Will please attend meeting to he held at Edes
Hall street, between 9TH and 9Th SITS NV, on TUES
DAY. November l. at 7:3o O'Clock, y. IN. o3l-2t'
REMOvAL.-THE INDt sTRIAL SAVINGS
its new quarters 1T l226 st.n
THOMAS G. HENSEY. Secreta " o3I-Im
R VIRGINIA DEMOCRATIC VOTERS
49, All Democratic Voters residing in Washing
ton city desiring TO vote IN virginia will find it to their
Democratic Association, 4l9 10th st. IL. W. Rooms
will be kept open to day Of election. By order Cam
paign Committee. JNO. A. JONES,
R~ SPECIAL NOTICE.
The attention Of the PUBLIC is respectfully invited to
will be found full line of Pianos and Organs Sheet
Music and Musical instruments. We are the sole
s8euts for the renowned "Steck" Pianos, hich are
/ dorsed by Richard Wagner Franz iiszt, Constantin
Sternberg, Theodore Thomas. and host of other
leading MUSICIANS both of Europe and America. Also
agents for the 'Wheelock" Piano and the Peoubet &
Co. STANDARD" Organs, Of which there are over
10000 now in use
Pianos sold on instaments, rented, and exchanged.
o31-3t CARTWRIGHT REILEY.
R~ THREE RELIGIO-HlsTORICAL Lee
~ TUKES, to be delivered one q week in the
Chapel Of Christ (EpiscopsD Church, G ST. se.. bet
9th and 9TH, by the Rector Rev. G. r. WILLIAMS
First Lecture WEDNESDAY p NJ. at ~ O'Clock. Sub
an Independent Apostolic Church" o3l-Jt.
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PERsONAI--Capt. Hasser, appointment clerk OF
the Interior Department has relurned from visit


the Interior Department, has returned from visit
10 his home in West Virginia, almost entirely re-
covered from his recent severe 1lness.-The
hight Hon. Sir Lyon Piayfair Of London, +. II.
Sothern and the ''liigheSt Bidder Company, Hal
ley Stewart or England, Mr.. Malsnoka and p. Sa-
inada OF Toxic are at The ArlingtOD.-Mr. W. Il.
Bank OF Dunkirk, n. Y, Is in the city for a few
days, on business with the Treasury Department.
Irving VI. Scott OF San Francisco, A. L. Drum
mOnd and Robert Weld or New York and Z. Lewen-
naupt OF Sweden are at the Klggs-Mr Thos
H. Heath, who has been managing editor OF the
Sunday Republic for two years, retired with the
last issue.-J. b. Pulhon or Wyoming, W. McC
DonOhOe Of New York are at WelckerS-Jas.
NJ. Evalts and II. +. Tremain OF New York. X. and
&. w. Huntington OF Boston are at Wormiey's.--
John Moore OF Syracuse, III. A. Newton OF Brook
lyn, d. May OF New York and i. P. Isley OF Phila-
delphia are at Willards.-G. w. Beck and j. G.
Wells or New York, A. ID. StutZ or Virginia and
John d. ROquemore OF Alabama are at the Metro
poll an. Gus. Lyman, L p. Sherman, A. NJ.
MahOn and GEO. f. kertz Of New York, W. b. Clark
at the Nationa.--Senator Voorhees, aud x-Rep-
resentative Lamb OF Indiana, John G. Wallanne
OF Charleston, s. C., +. NJ. Adams and q. j. Cham
bers OF New York, VIM. II. Nichols and j. &. Prince
OF Boston, j. c. Perry OF Norfolk, Va, Major G. A.
Earnest OF the Army A. LeViSon OF L0nuon and IL.
4. Aller OF San Francisco are at the Ebbitt.--
Senator Butler VIM. ii. Jackson OF Boston, X. C..
Halett OF Rockford, ILL.,, I. Il. Hagerty OF san
Francisco, Stanley French and s. Il. French OF
tue ST. James.-Senator Hale arrived In New
York from Europe yesterday.--Senator Hawiey
has taken apartments at No. 1914 X street north
west for the winter.
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Daniel Maauinx's Health Z

Daniel Mannings physician told him some time
ago that he must not climb stairs at his once %
even at nome No matter whether II was nighs
OF twenty or Q staircase OF ten steps Mr.. Man
ming was Instructed that Il would not be sdvisabe
to exhaust any Of his energy In such way. It
became necessary for him. Therefore, 70 have a
elevator erected in o new home, st - 5th
avenue IL is worried by = series OF puiieyS ana
balance weights and runs from the rear Of the
main entrance hall 70 the second moor upon WHICH
"a Manning hes his sleeping apartments
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An ANONYMOUS APPEAL TO CHICAGO woRKhRN 10
RISE AND SAVE ''THEfk CHANPIoNs
CHICAGO October 3L-1he Sue IN ana police de-
partment were considerably agttated vest rdly by
the dissemination through the malls OF the follow
ing Circular which Is without signature:
aNofice, NorkBlea: Will you, As workmen OF
Chicago allow champions OF your legitimate
rights who are now confined In jail under sentence
OF death brought about Absolutely by public
ciamOr, occasi0ned by grossly exaggerated and
nctftious statements OF the capitaiistic press
hang? It would be damaging TO this land VI
bOasted civilization. wOfkmen. n your champions
are 10 nang on the 11Lh OF November, rise In
YOUR n ghI and effect their rescue. The indepen-
dence OF the United States was brought about by
the use OF bombs and firearms. Forewarncd 10
forearmed. ANY action that may be definitely de-
termined upon should be kept secret until proper
tine It Is not at all probable that the militia will
he on the scene OF any attempted execution. This
NOTICE Is not intended for any who not In SYM
pathy with the condemned men. Further n0lice
sher,& Hatson was shown COPY OF the circular
Yesterday, and said he had no idea who were CIR
culating the sediu0us sheet, and declined 70 ex-
press his opinion on its importance for Q day or
Two. Capt Schasck was OF the opinion that it
nad emanated from the brain Of some stcrank" who
might have access 70 printing presA
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GENERAL SHERIDAN has returned to the city.
The principal object OF his visit to the West was to
Inspect the post ut Fort Smelling, Minn., which is
To be enlarged to make room for the trsess
from some or the small posts in the
Vest. II IS understood, however that General
Sheridan while IN the West gave personal at,
tcntiUn TO tne Crow Indian troubles ana that The
presence OF Gen. Ruger at the scene OF action
and the concentration OF troops were suggested by
him,
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In Order 10 xe, a sreas Estate.

BFRIIN, October 3l.-It IS stated that Prihce
Hohenloh wIll allow one OF his sons 20 become .
Russian subject ia order that he may inherit the
Wlttgensteln estates. The prince has refused all
oilers OF Russian nobles 20 purchase the property.
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Maintenance Of Navy Yards.

COMMODORE HARMONY ASKS FOR 81 10000.
The annual report Of Commodore Harmony, chief
OF the Bureau OF Yards and Docks. Navy Depart
ment, asks for $1,77O.OOO for the maintenance
OF navy yards during the next flscal
year. (The various cOmmandantS asked for total
OF S5,OOO,OO0)
For the Washington navy yard the
PoCo AsSs for d9sde,na % ne the SpannsI and
5000 for building an eastern wall CommO-
dore Harmony also recommends an enlarge
folk and Mare Island. Cal, navy-yards
For RoBBM0 HBR EMPLoYBR.-Harr1ettT Thomas
q c0lored servant girl was In the Police Court to-
day charged with stealing valuable gold ring
from the house OF Mrs John II: Wood, IN East
went To work for Mr.. Wood last Monday and left
Saturday night The ring was missed yesterday,
arrested the glri and recovered the ring. This
morning, In the Police Court, Harriet was charged
with the larceny, and Was oned so or 80 dayA
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fS SPECIAL NOTICE The PAPERHANG-
meet =, ioors's I'LL On %iPSEsbSY f3af;S EVENING. e.
NSssInser ,5 p. = at O'Clock. WI. THok4wG03p;
S PAINTERS, ATTENTION, ALL MEM
80, bers Of !. A. I79s are hereby ordered to be
at sharp. to be held at sheas Hall BY order OF
m.n5efs ATENdlHh u Scxa9fks HIIoN Sa
d. c. are directed to report at the hail. Of 9TH
A1u - WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 2,
at 8 O'Clock p m sharp with badges TO participate in
o4t B oDIk * OF hs TIE Gf ihsi TsI6S SSe
ATTENTION: CARPENTEKs FRONT
Jog Tll meet e. cr at hs hs
ssrSss rGpsS a, H. the a, r.st Labor Demon
1E;i:sAss band engaged By order q ske Union;
prnfHq GhEAI h sBST1Ss BSIBis FOs sss5aiAr1os ySH
ppcp,S SIXTH HI ANNTL MI + REPokT M
hEcEKIi hb1akeFs tek IHk kpE aEss $50 ff55t7's f55
IfTEkTSI SEnEIsi Pap FiR rS to %EIBEsS $1,000
fhof fxSESs lSS M I5E dELY 4tsf si.sSd 90 ''o.
GkAkR k5ssTs 81 ;rkSss s!os.4Ss,' 4sSsG'oSs
The first series o; shares, running only six years,
d fsas ss GeSi
seres Is worth - peg csn3 Oh 500 PAID IN or ~ per
We are sdvancin; $50 to a share, or 1850 on
seventh series OF stock Is now oTen for subscribers S
per cent per anuum paid If money is with
drawn.
s' s0Ps 81 uhf iHS E8ESfsS s
q. q. DtNGANsCN. PRESIDENT 9th and p SITS NV
FFENls ABEASH 81 Nee i3i dtb st It
J6HN C0ok. s,crrtary 6is 18th st. NV. ~ A"'
ANDfEW Glass s Bei in Line e 4 ;:; 81 ST. sth St W.
CHAs. BAUM. DIR, Goods. 4l9 9Th 81. NV.
A. y. MEkKLR Bur Eng and Printing. Sd ST., Cap
W T. SEVILLE. Pension Bureau, 7o4 H. St me-
I. W. BnANDENBLkd. Iobacconist l745 Pa. ave.
g BaNKEs BRooKEs, War Dept; 1919 st. n. W.
CHAS. W. sCHELL ST. ne. Q29-4t
&C., THE SECOND, MONTHLY MEETING
siG5ND HOMESTEAD D b snf iLD1Na ASSOCIATION
TBURsp.Y EyTSG oe NosemSer os,a Sa 2 a, o,cloc.
On of the hall being engaged for St. Domi-
ncs far. the meeting will take place in the basement
over 1000 shares of stock have been taken.
.oss be oa
each share advanced Int rest allowed at the
Of pea cent Shares % d dGa GsRsB RsE on'f President.
J.J DERMoDY. Secretary. ~ o29. St
RECENT TRIP TO ALAsKA.-A Lee
49,, ture by Rev. CHARLES ". Baldwin, at Ry-
ssSosj sas'ss fEiD1s 'Hi
A. K BROWNE HAS REMOVED HIS LAW
- office to 4'0 La. ave. opposite the City
The regular course of lectures, beginning UEsDAY.
FRIDAY EVENING. at o'clock. at 1343 F n. W.
Tickets for the full 50 advance For tickets
and ntornttion address H. l. Z. JOHNSON, NJ. D.,
O2y BE- Dean of the Faculty. l4oO l. ST. II. W.
DR. HOD6kIN, DENTIST, HAS RE-
~ turned TO the city. o2S-3t
ALL MEMBERS OF l. A. l644 ARE RE-
~ quested to attend next regular meeting as
matters OF Importance require your attention BY
Orier NJ W. o2S-3t*
sf@ PIANOS RENTED. Sl2FOR 3 MONTHS
~ ORGANS RENTED, 81 per month
F. u. SMITH,
O2S-6t 1223 Pennsylvania ave.
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III. f. WooDAxD s. Co
BEG TO REQUEST YOUR PRESENCE
AT THEIR OPENING DISPLAY OF
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS AT THEIR
NEW STORE. CORNER OF 18TH AND
T STREETS. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 90.
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BERLIN, October 3l.-Festlyal peTrormances were
given throughout Germany and Austria saturday
an honor OF the centenary OF The production of
"Don Giovanni" The performances AZ Berlin and
Vienna attracted brilliant audiences Al Prague
there was a procession OF musical societies. Tue
paraders, followed by an enormous cOncoufse.
Wis ted the villa Bertramka, where Mozart Used u
stay and whe.e he wrote the overture 10 "Don
Giovanni" The monument erected ~ memory of
Mozart was covered with wreaths. A number Of
speeches were made and the societies SANG various
selections IRON Mozarts compositions
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NEW YORK. october 3l.-Shortly before O'Clock
tins morning an aitercation took place IN the lodg~
ing-house No. 53 Bowery, between Wm DowDey.
a cerk and a lodger named hennessey. forty -iour
wears old, IN which HenneSsey was assaulted Dy
Downey and Lodging House Clerk Goetchlots in-
Bicting injuries from which he died before the
arrival OF an ambulance. Both CLERKS were
arr ed
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K~ NEW ISSUE OF STOCK
EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
EQUITABLE BUILDING" 1908 Fss
AssETs-s79o.55s.sL
Subscription books open for new issue Of stock
hss ,he datnl: s9b,scrlptons and the rs, payment
mouth
Pamphlets explaining the object and advantages Of
The Association are furnished upon application.
N onlce hours from a m. TO 30 y. IN; On the first
. TO o'clock y. H. Advances VIII be made promptly
JNO. JOY EDISON. sec'y. o3-Im
K Il. H. GoLDSBOROUGH CO.,
Zeal Estate 5 SOuYh. and sold elsetsd In
fT%rsySsa S3,,1s r. Il GoIbsboEoSST Co.. a''
9~1 FOR SALE OK PUKCHAsLD At BEST
ALL REGULAR HAfShl fSiisfMESf TAIss SECURITIES
FOREIGN AND poMIsiId poMRs1fr EiSxcHANeE.
ol2-lm Inns JOHNSON s co, Bankers
6S FIRE INSURANCE
Tirs ms Co. Y. Capital. 900
oiIsIi fire ins Co FhiiadeShia t.n old and fssora
~ ahowh =, institution and large owner VI real
Ltstrict VI Columbia Representative,
x W CLAkESCE DUVALI.
Real Estate and Fire Insurance,
t. - 925 st. NV.
Houss y Stocks. Household Furniture, Family Wear
an AppIrel libraries &C., insured ut the lowest rxtea
SLAIN:
80 JSo. W. CoRsoS. JNo w. MAcARrNEY,
~ Member n. Stock Ex
CORSON 4 MCCARTNEY
GLOVER BUILDING. l4I9FST NV
Bankers and Dealers Government Bopdx
peposits. Fxchanse- Loans Collections
Rairoad Stocks and Bonds all securities listed
on TIE t1chaiges OF New York, Philadelphia Boston
and Baltimore longht and sold
y ecalt made cf Investment District
phone Stock dealt m
American Bell reephone Stock bought and sold ~ Is
FINE Gas FIXTURES
SLATE MANTELS
PLUMBING HEATING
t-s. sHEDD BRO,
sult 432 9th st. nv.
PHOSvITE-THIs COMBINATION or
- Cslsaya I'D Cherry and Horsford's Acid
lIic, sDo sstegusrd against MALARIA sold at MIL
lulN's fbAhSiACY. 14.D Iennsy1 yauig ave, Ia
lSiCes " on dysuxst with Soaa wsteg. ylo
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4 Ruausaa WaxsAsp AsAoro.
euxNouAi October Sl.-The nagship q The Rus
usn Pacanc squadron = ashorS On - Fock1 as
VIadlVontock
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS r. B. BRADFORD Will
tomorrow assume the duties OF assistant
10 the chief OF navigation, Navy Department
to NIL the position for several years occU-
pied by Commander b. II. McCala, who was
recently ordered to sea. Lieutenant Commander
Bradford has been for sometime attached to the
Naval var College and train ng-snip station at
Newport, and has been in charge or the Lighting OF
the new naval vessels by electricity.
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